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The Woodbridge Leader an Independent Newspaper Published in the Interest of Woodbridge Township > GRADE CROSSINGS Ml$J GO 1 t THE WOODBRIDGE LEADER AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP > Woodbridge, N. J., Friday AfteffloonrNoownbor 22, 1929 PRICE TWO ( LINTS ST. MARY'S AND OUT FOR VICTORY ANNUAL LEGION™- Gi™ TO DEDICATE] utmnsrms MAYORGKEtia W. H. S. CLASH Life SHOW OPENS I "Jimmy"" l.oukldet, son of Mr. AVENELCHURCH nnd Mrs. H. L. Loukldes, of James FIRST STEAMER ON TURKEY DAY street, was said to be getting along THIS EVENING very well at the Rahway Hospital 'this noon. The boy's father gave THIS SUNDAY TO DOCK HERE Annual lnter-schola*tic Grid :_ iL *• »» n .• !Rboabou"t a pint ot blood iinn « tranifu- Classic to be Played at HI the Air , KomanhC slon la*t Friday evening and "Jlmm Profra- m It Announce^; Hit- S. S. "SliiriEV6,022 f«i, Musical Comedy , Includel s <§<)ow n tltMdd yl lDlprovemei11 t o r y of drganintion 427 Fed UOI, Welcomed Cutter's Field. l C £^ The blood traqifuilon was dacld, Best Local Talent. ed upon u a result ot a sugiitRvtou Shows Great Shuffle. .1 Sh.ll <Vi Whirl. li,,. Woodbridge High Hehool ! made by Dr. Fred Albtt! of Colflnla, i,l,irrs and.the St. Mary's High "l li In the Air", a glittering, faat- eminent bone surgeop, following a The cornerstone of the first Thi> 'Shlrak", first ,,,„„! eleven, ot Perth'Amboy, will >VinR miifllcal comedy, will be pre-conference the early pert of last church In Avenel, th* Avenel Pree- fusel to tie up at a local dock' was thls evening for the first of byterlan church; will be laid with , ,1,, the local krW season with we"ek. The boy is suffering from an quietly moored to the pier ol thu ]l l| two performances at the Wood- attack of osteomyolltU, u bon* and appropriate exercises at 3 o'clock Eastern Shell plant In Bewartn, , iinniiill classic pn the St. Mary's bridRe Hij;h School Auditorium un- musde Infactton. Bunday afternbon. The program, Tuesday afternoon at 4 14 o'clock. ,1,1 near the Perth, Amboy City <1IT the 'auspices of Waodbrldge which will be brief, wilt be held at The boat, In charge of jCaptaln Al- ThankBglvIng Day. One Of the 1'nnt No: R7. directed by Cliff Brown, the new church site, on Woodbridn ticrt Kdwsrd Calver, was gaily of iIIP John B. Rogers Producing avenue, near Ayenel street. Hev. IIIlill! t Ht crowds ever to Witness the decked out with Hags and bunting, Company, t'ostoria, Ohto.- The secFIR- E COMPANY H. K. England, D.D., of Koselle, Including its own and its ewntrs, .,'nniml fiicounter ll expected to be mid and last performance will be Clerk of the Elliabejh Presbytery, ,.,; i ml nt two o'clock to see the thf Baltic Trading Company, ot KIVPII tomorrow night. will be the principal speaker. Liverpool. I I<IIIH make another attempt to I;|[ This Is the very first. Btaging of PICKS OFFICERS Hev. C. M. Davis, pastor of the Tlio mooring WM, without Inci- ,,„„!, the parochlals. the now comedy, and the reaction of First Presbyterian church, of Rah- dent, two. tugs Of this Tlce Towing 1'i.iich Harold Runyon has put th* th* public will be carefully watched way, and moderator of the Aventl Co., ot New Yprk City, warping the is through a stiff season and "llmliljr" Dnyi'i, popular jellow- by John B. Rogers headquarters. AT BANQUET church, will lay the stone. He will Tho "tirrot Hilbei-", »how inynlert- 42" foot tanker Into her berth with Sll[l be assisted by the architect, tin i,',.. bmiicht them through with a halied caf>t«ln of th<> Wiblri AH the scenes, stage Bettings, mu- OUN nwKlr H|>proa<tHN that ol theease, though she was drawing 36 Illfth School fiH)(l,«l| |,.llnli sical numbers lyrics and properties builder, aVd the President ot th? IflU' IUHI KraM Hoiullnl, ivfflvel feei of water and the tide was about ,„ ,v]r of wins, In spite of the fact Board of Trustees. Mayor William i),,! hi* charges have been meeting hO|WS (O lettll hl.M fll'VIMl lO u are brand new, and should insure an L J. Zehrer, of Sewaren, H bin hand from a noil fllleil a foot lower than normal low tide. tory over the tghllu*; eleven rrora evening's enjoyable entertainment A. Ryan has been Invited to attend, house at, the St*le Theatre UHI She irf listed as tAlt gross tons. ,,.„!, A opposition. Runyon lost Named Chief at Annual al»o Rev. J. L. Ewlng, Superinten- „„,, varsity players last year, but SI. Mary's Htich School, of Perth for Woodbridge boosters of the Le- night. HI* xtunt* IIICIIKIIIIK m- The ftrst person to board the ves- gion. dent of the Board of National Mis- ,, Milt an organization that was Amboy, at (filer's Held, on Dinner Given by Allgair. MpInK from Mraiffht - Jacket, sel w*8 a reporter for the Leader. sions, of New Jersey and Frederick locked trunk. SkeptUal the*- ,,!,].• ID defeat the Port Richmond Thjuik*KWin«: Dny. Wai rooter* Some of the best comedy and vo- Captain Calver welcomed the scrlbfr- H»y the llaivotiK have a good cal talent of the Towaship will be L. Mlntel, State Secretary, New Jer- tr« goers were baffled; the nuMrJ-and took him Into his cabin where ,!,..!i hy ii 13-0 score. The locate More than three hundred guesta sey Christian Endeavor Union. ,,! tin: name outfit to a score- chance to win. seen and heard, and some ot the attended the annual Chief's Dinner ' clan will "do hin Muff" at to- officials of the Asiatic Petroleum prettiest girls will be In the ensem- given retiring Chief William All- The Six Road Sunday School waB nlyht's ami tomorruw'% Corporation and underwriters' i, • in'. organized In the year 1871, meeting I'Diich Klqe Is hopeful Ihirt hfo ble and solo dance numbers. Baler, of the Woodbridge Fire Com- anceti. agents examined the ship's papers. Cast, of Characters pany No. 1, in the Hungarian Re- In the Public School Building on St. Work at the Sewaren oil storage , ••,,!. .-H, will eome.. Uuojuh and George's avenue. Wm. V. McKenile , up a win after a dlshear tailing Pastors Endorse Griwly, who owns, the tourist formed Church Hall, on School 1 plant, which is now nearly com- street last evening,,, Notables and was the first superintendent, serving I pleted, was Buspended pending the .,, .in The Barrons have regis- camp, Clifford Laing; Wallle, for two years. Dr. Liggett, of the i.hii only (wo wins In eight starts, timid hero, John Campion; loe officers of Ore departnftiits from the. Union Services urnvul of the boat. Members of the Red Cross Drive Northern part of New Jersey and Second Presbyterian Church, of Township Committee, Including hui until were decisive. Two ot the Crandall, a lieutenant of the air Rahway,, who took a keen Interest southern.New york state were pres- Mayor William A. Ryan, CommltUet., is were by narrow margins, the corps, Vincent Weaver; Mrs. Bull- in the work of the Sunday School, 1 In: ! i>y u point and. the second by finch, the master of'the house, Grace ent. at Nine O'clock men Jacob Grauaam, George Apple- Now Under Way persuaded John M. Clark, of Avenel gute., Bernhardt Jensen, William urn points. Van Pelt;. Henry Bullfinch, the The annual election of officers waB to succeed Mr. McKentle. worm that turns, Selmar Christen- held at a business session in the fire Campbell, Joseph GUI and Robert Doth teams are expected to ha In Mr, Clark took up this work and Thanksgiving Day Battler, were at the pier and nuii condition for the fracas Pastors of loeal churches ot allsen; Willie, mother's boy, Charles'house which preceded the banquet. served continuously until 1835, be- 1 watched the hawsers as they were ;naeh Runyon said yesjexday that denominations wen unanimous In Mess(ck; Scarneck Al, a bootlegger L. J. Zehrer, the new Chjef,-was ing absent only three Sundays on about the bitts at the - hoys were in great shape, only their endorsement of the' Red CroBs and Somebody else, Edward Trost; ducted Into office at Up banquet; account ot UlneBa In the twenty-two The annual Thanksgiving service in>' of them suffering from any In Gyp, the Dip*, a gunman and some- Retiring Chief Allgsigf was present- years as faithful leader. Annual Roll Call Drivo, when asked body else, Edward J. McLeod; Rose, ed with an ex-chlejp badge and a. |jM y . • loose tooth . •. , at for a statement by a reporter for It waa during his term as super- g. in* limp Rice said yesterday that who guides the Omaha Hiking Club, trumpet, by President Charles the Lwto |«nt evening, intendent that a building fund was national Chur<«n here next Thursday rflJ,.' • v>>ral of his charges were recover Ruth Miller; DoHs, a hiker, Flor- Brown. • : started! A tbr«t day muaar was Innpnlna aatt Q9 A'AIAAo'clockL . DnRevv. H*E .C3 vOtU. Rev. E. 8. Abbott, First PreHby- ence Nussbaum; Marian, a, clinging roywte, ^1,780 mlleB re- lir:- from minor hurts and that he Among the speakers were: held and four hundred dollars was Abbott, pastor-of the Cunniegatlun- ( ulred BeT9n Injected the whole outfit would be terlan church: _ vine,) Margaret Dal ton; Mike, an al ChuKh, will speak on "Th« ' ">a one-half days. Fire Chief J. Dunn, of Plalnneld; raised. The sum grew until It to- The .consisted or 7,663 tons of |in shape In the week that Is left.
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